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Official Prize List Official Prize List October 2 - 6, 2019 USEF Licensed Competition No USEF memberships, USEF horse registrations, or non-member fees are required for horse, owner, rider, trainer or coach EXCEPTION Amateur riders must have a USEF amateur card or show in the Open division Facility Lazy E Arena Guthrie, OK Entries Open July 1, 2019 Entries Close: September 10, 2019 H 1 USEF Local Competition #334526 WDAA Recognition #19-100 No USEF memberships or horse registrations are required EXCEPTION: Amateur riders must have a USEF amateur card or show in the Open division WDAA Horse Lifetime Points and Awards Program Triple Point Show Competitor’s Parties and Silent Auction All Levels of Freestyle Offered Four Days of Western Dressage Tests One day of Rail Classes (Judge: Brian MacMahon) Officials Judges Melissa Creswick, CA, “R” Stewards Joanne Coy, MI, “R” Joyce Hamblin, KY, “R” Susan Lang, KS, “R” Frances Newsom, TX, “R” Brian MacMahon, FL, “R” Show Staff WDAA Executive Show Committee/ WDAA Board of Directors Dini Swanson – WDAA Executive Director Vivien Van Buren – Show Coordinator Ellen DiBella – Director Emeritus – Hospitality Cindy Butler – WDAA President – Group Apprentice Judging Clinician Holy Clanahan Hendrix – WDAA Vice President – Press Room Coordinator Thallia Blight – WDAA Secretary Sharron Sarchet – WDAA Treasurer Mike Corcoran – Ground Crew Coordinator Lynn Shinkle, Cliff Swanson Katharina Nowotny-Boles – Volunteer Coordinator, [email protected] Show Manager [email protected] Ms. Cindy Reid (805) 610-9079 Ms. Jan Colley [email protected] (512) 565-1134 [email protected] Show Secretaries Ms. Susan Pape-Peacock 837 Glenlake Dr Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 760-0135 2 WDAA World Show Website: www.wdaaworldshow.org Entry Website: www.ShowSecretary.com Fees and Refunds A. Class Fees Group Classes (suitability, hack, equitation) $70/class Introductory and Basic Levels and Therapeutic $85/test Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4 $110/test Freestyles $130/test B. Stalling Fees Day Stall (one night) $120 Complete show stall (Monday-Monday) $200 Double stall (6 available in east barn – first come first serve) $400 C. Administrative Fees Office Fee (includes one Saturday dinner ticket) $65 USEF Fee ($8 USEF fee + $15 drug fee) $23 Late Entry $25/test Change Fee (after closing date) $25 Non-competing horse $50 Other Fees (optional) Extra Saturday dinner tickets $30 • Award Sponsorship information available at www.wdaaworldshow.org Payment/Refunds/Cancellations Payment: Entries must be postmarked by the closing date. Make checks payable to Western Dressage Association of America. Credit cards are accepted only if using online registration. For an entry to be accepted, a completed entry blank with signatures, a copy of the Coggins and copies of any applicable cards (or registration numbers) must be sent to show secretary. To register online, go to www.showsecretary.com. Online entries will incur a 3.5% online convenience fee. Online entries must be completed by the closing date. No credit card entries taken after closing date. Refunds: Cancellations for any reason prior to the closing date will be refunded minus office fee and online convenience fee (if applicable). No refunds after the closing date. The show incurs many costs. Thank you for understanding. 3 Awards A. Class Awards Ribbons to 10th place will be awarded in all classes. Choice of Vest or Jacket to the winner of each class. Note: Wednesday flat classes will be split into groups of no more than 15 riders to ease congestion in the arena. The top 4-6 placings in each group will return for the final of that class. Class awards and tests may be picked up at the WDAA office (covered arena) as soon as the class is placed. B. Musical Freestyle Classes • Thursday night 6:30 PM - Intro Freestyle, entries limited to 15 rides. Awards will be presented to High Score Junior, Amateur and Open riders immediately after the last ride • Friday night 6:30 PM - Basic- Level 4 Costume Freestyle, entries limited to 15 rides. Awards will be presented to High Score Junior, Amateur and Open riders immediately after the last ride • Saturday night 6:30 pm - Basic- Level 4 Freestyle, entries limited to 15 rides. Awards will be presented to High Score Junior, Amateur and Open riders immediately after the last ride C. Farewell Celebration and Awards Ceremony All Division, Over All High Score and Special Awards will be presented at the Farewell Celebration and Awards Ceremony, Sunday Night in the Roper's Cantina approximately 1 hour after the last class. D. Division Championship Awards Suitable prize to division champion Ribbons to 1st through 10th place Additional awards to Champion and Reserve may be awarded at the discretion of the show committee. Division Calculations Awarded to the highest average percentage of the top two scores at the level. One score MUST be from either test 3 or test 4 and the other score can be from any other test. • Introductory Level, Basic Level, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 o Junior Rider o Amateur Rider o Open Rider • Level 4 o Amateur/Junior Rider o Open Rider • Gaited Horse Introductory Level - Basic Level o Amateur/Junior Rider o Open Rider • Gaited Horse Level 1 – Level 4 o Open Rider Championships Award Notes • In the event of a tie, the combination with the highest single percentage will earn the tie breaker • Musical freestyles DO NOT count toward championships awards 4 E. Overall High Score Awards (based on the top score from one test across all levels excluding freestyle). High Score and Reserve High Score ribbon. -Junior Rider (18 and under) -Amateur Rider (19 and over) -Open Rider F. Special Awards - New this year! • Silver Spur Award - highest scoring horse and rider team that that equals 75 years or more in age combined. • World Show Greenhorn Award - rider and horse competing for the first time with the highest score. Neither horse nor rider may have ever shown at any WDAA Western Dressage World Championship Show. This Award is for Junior and Amateur riders only. To compete for these new special awards, you must submit a registration form in the show secretary’s office. Registration forms must be received before the first class on Thursday Oct 3rd. Breed High Score Awards Be certain to indicate one breed of horse on entry blank. Note: your coggins must match the breed that you indicate on your entry blank. A horse may only be classified as one breed. High score ribbon (top score from one test across all levels excluding freestyle) in the following categories: (Division awards and Breed awards presented on Sunday evening at the farewell party) • American Saddlebred • Mustang • Andalusian/Andalusian Cross • National Sport Pony • Appaloosa • National Show Horse • American Quarter Horse • Paint • Quarter Pony • Pinto • Arabian/Arabian Cross • POA • Fjord • Rescue • Friesan/Friesan Cross • Rocky Mountain • Grade/Unknown • Draft Horse/Shire, Percheron, Belgian Cross • Gypsy • Thoroughbred • Haflinger • Tennessee Walker • Missouri Fox Trotter • Warmblood • Morgan • Welsh/Welsh Cross • Mule/Donkey Additional breeds may be added as requested and sponsored F. USEF Horse of the Year Awards – This show counts toward USEF Western Dressage Horse of the Year points. It is optional to participate in this program. If you choose to do so, you must have all the appropriate USEF horse registrations and owner/rider memberships. For more information, please contact www.usef.org. Please provide horse, rider and owner USEF numbers on the entry blank. G. WDAA Horse Lifetime Points & Awards Program – Scores earned at this show count triple points toward WDAA Horse Lifetime Points & Awards Program. It is optional to participate in this program. For more information, or to enroll in the program, please visit http://www.westerndressageassociation.org/wdaa-horse-lifetime-points-and-awards-program/ 5 Class Information Class Description Day Rail Classes (8:30 am start time)* 1 WD Suitability** Walk/Jog Wednesday (**May not compete in any Walk/Jog/Lope classes including tests) 2 WD Suitability Open Wednesday 3 WD Suitability Gaited Horses Wednesday 4 WD Suitability Youth/Amateur Wednesday 5 WD Hack Open Wednesday 6 WD Hack Gaited Horses Wednesday 7 WD Hack Youth/Amateur Wednesday 8 WD Seat Equitation on the Rail Walk/Jog** Open Wednesday (**May not compete in any Walk/Jog/Lope classes including tests) 9 WD Seat Equitation on the Rail Walk/Jog/Lope Open Gaited Wednesday 10 WD Seat Equitation on the Rail Walk/Jog/Lope Open Wednesday 11 WD Horsemanship – Intro (Intro Pattern A)** Open Wednesday (**May not compete in any Walk/Jog/Lope classes including tests) 12 WD Horsemanship – Basic (Basic Pattern A) Amateur Wednesday 13 WD Horsemanship – Basic (Basic Pattern A) Youth (21 and younger) Wednesday 14 WD Horsemanship – Level 1 (Level 1 Pattern A) Amateur Wednesday 15 WD Horsemanship – Level 1 (Level 1 Pattern A) Youth (21 and younger) Wednesday 16 WD Horsemanship – Level 2 (Level 2 Pattern A) Amateur Wednesday 17 WD Horsemanship – Level 2 (Level 2 Pattern A) Youth (21 and younger) Wednesday 18 WD Seat Medal Equitation – Basic (Basic Pattern) Amateur Wednesday 19 WD Seat Medal Equitation – Basic (Basic Pattern) Youth (21 and younger) Wednesday 20 WD Seat Medal Equitation – Level 1 (Level 1 Pattern) Amateur Wednesday 21 WD Seat Medal Equitation – Level 1 (Level 1 Pattern) Youth (21 and younger) Wednesday * Rail classes will run back to back and exhibitors are responsible to keep track of the pace of the show and be on time for classes. Gaited Gaited Open JR AMT Open AM/JR Introductory Level WDAA Introductory Level Test 1 I1O I1J I1A I1GO I1GAJ Thursday WDAA Introductory Level Test 2 I2O I2J I2A I2GO I2GAJ Friday WDAA Introductory Level Test 3 I3O I3J I3A I3GO I3GAJ Saturday WDAA Introductory Level Test 4 I4O I4J 14A I4GO I4GAJ Sunday Basic Level WDAA Basic Level Test 1 B1O B1J B1A B1GO B1GAJ Thursday WDAA Basic Level Test 2 B2O B2J B2A B2GO B2GAJ Friday WDAA Basic Level Test 3 B3O B3J B3A B3GO B3GAJ Saturday WDAA Basic Level Test 4 B4O B4J B4A B4GO B4GAJ Sunday 6 Gaited Gaited Open JR Amt.
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